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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-06-02

crops Is found to be the cheapest rs well
as the quickest way of bringing up the
fertility of land that has long been de-
voted tt the production of grain. Rye.
peas, buckwheat, white turnips and
common corn. sown broadcast. are the
crops generally recommended. Some
SOW fall rye on wheat-stubble as soon
as the crop is harvested. and pillow it
under about the last of May or the first
of June. The ground is then sow1 to
buckwheat, which is plowed under be-
fore the seed natures. The land is
then sown to fall rye. which is turned
under the next season when the stalks
are nearly grown. but before heads are
formed. If one could be assured OF n
fairly-mOist soil at the time when \
drought is likely to prevail it would be
advisable to sow white turnips instead
of rye. They grow rapidly. shade the
ground, do not interfere with the ac-
ton of the pillow, and decay quickly
after they are buried. In the South
ern States the plant known as the cow
pea is extensively raised for the pur-
pose of blowing under. The plant
grows rapidly, takes kindly to hot
climate, contains a large amount OF
nitrogen, completely shades the ground
for several weeks and decays quickly
when it is covered by the pillow. Rails
ing and blowing under green crops has
taken the place of following in almost
every part of the world during tho last
few yearA-ChicGgo Times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-30
MEMORIAL DAY.

They fell devoted but undying;
The very gale their names seemed signing,
Their spirits wrapped the duSky mountain;
Their memory Sparkled DER the fountain;
The meaues; Till, the mightieSt river,
Rolled mingliug with their fame forever.
ByroH's Sisgs Of CDriUth.
To-day the jewellers of every town and VII
lage in the land where rests the dust OF
those who fell in battle, participate in the
beautiful custom Of flower strewiug. This
custom seems to be increasing in beauty as
the years 90 by, and the cemeteries where
lie the nations dead are becoming more
aud more spots where all classes OF people
can once year meet on common ground
and forget hatred and bitterness that may
have been engendered by sectional strife or
religious or political craftsmanship. For a
time after the close Of the terrible civil war
sorrowing Confederate soldiers decorating
the graves Of their fallen comrades
would walk over the grave OF the man who
had fallen in defense OF the Union without
so much as letting fall single flower. So
in the North, when the survivors OF the
Northern armies were decorating the
graves OF their dead, the Contederates who
happened to lie beneath their soil WAS
passed by a. unworthy OF recognition. But
happily this is so no longer. The Blue
aud TIC Grey march side by side. They
scatter flowers alike on the grayes OF North
ern and Southern dead aud ningle their
tears in u common sympathy.
They Danish our anger forever
When they laurel the graves Of our dead
There is not 20 much display as formal
IL, but the feeling is, we believe, deeper
aud more patriotic The deeper the river,
the more quiet its flow.
Then, too, the fact that the day has be-
come one in which people specially remem-
her the tombS of their departed friends and
kindred, whether they fell in battle or
not, adds to its beauty. The little girl
takes 4 flower to place on her mothers
grave, the bereaved wife sees that the nus
bands grave is kept green, the boy places
some new plant above the grave OF
sister.
From the preparations that have been
made in Wheeling, and in various neigh
boring towns, We doubt not that the day
will be titly observed, and that its lessons
will touch the hearts of those who partici-
pate.
cover them over with beautiful flowers
Ne'er shall the eRcmigS urrying tramp,
summon them forth from their death guarded
camp.
Nc'er ill eternity bugle shall sound,
VIII they come forth from their coach in the
ground.
Rough was the path Of these heroes of ours;
Cover them over with beautiful flowers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-30
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Fulton Property.

lJY VIRTUEOF A DEED 90 TRUST utEr
ID June - lNS made by William \ srEr.s,
AMI Amelia Srhairrr. hls wife. tu me - lr..s.
and now Of record IN the oflrr 81 the r.,,. o.
the County Court uf ONO county. Nrs' Nl'...,
ia deed Of trust Dnuk ~ ~ al psgr - ( o..
sc.i, at public auction, Ia the highri hliIlr p.
Wednesday. May ~. 4. u. Is>:.
commencing AZ ~ O'Clock n m ~ tie 'rn' Be-
ot the Court House ui salh county. ~ u, f
Wheeling, v Va. that + a." north d"I@lr
Public Building all the following IruI.1. =,
uatc ~ Ohio cnp"v Ia the elalD al w. 90
GINA, that Is Ia say. 4 certain lut ur Isr,
ground lying In the town ~ fulirf % 70.
county, and designated ~ lot y" l3uJ',r -'na
rod's addition Ia the city al wheeling W..
said addition il found recorded to he ,.HI,
Office Of Ohio county Afor,sal2 10 drci b,I \.
-, page 49,: also ten lcci Oft ~ the W".i STD
lot numbered II which sai 1T l. d's.gr ar.
upon the same addition, aud oNl"Iding hsrI a
equal width Ia the creek said lnt ~ q.
the ten feet Of Of lot NJ |, are o"Hticri0' iar',
of ground and are the sAm" ouuylci 0" 4
Schair"r by decd from John LOo,Ilrf dtl -
IuHry y, 1874.
The property l. the same formerly Oocsr!r .
said W 4 Schaifer asa rsii,u'" abb 'a'tr
ing establishment, and there ste "frrtSl thsr's
n TwO>lory Brick anI Frame Residence tb1r'
Smoke house u Fran" Ice house n fran, -iatlf
anl Frame SlHTght"r.hUuse
The title II believed Ia b" perfect bT' s.ais
a. trustee shall only convey such tl' 30
vested In me by SAid decd 81 irsl
TERMS OF SALE-uur Ihiri ~ tie pm his
money, and ~ much NOR" NJ NE vGn huTi "a.
elect To pay, IL cash ~ the dny ui 'at' 10 ~
chas, 81 give his two notes IA cIrH h1r1fN
with good security approved by the unh'riE'''
FOR the residue of tho purchase m1nN. ''''F
Interest from the day Of sale. and pay al, ''i>'
lively Ia one and tGo y'afs ifpm ''H fhl ~
legal title To the property sDli b. H. s.n~l "
a further security fT the paymcut o. Pc C.
fprrcd instalrncnp II purchase MUisy hht, To
same are paid. ..,,
GEORGE IS Caldwell
aplG ~"
The above sale il adjourned until TIN E'bAl,
MAY 70, lss7, nj 10 D'CIp'aa 10 nj 'ai., 30
GEO Is CAlUNfLIr
n,,,Uy Irsiss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-30
RELIGION, POLITICS AND THE
COLOR LINE.

The Pittsburg Post very aptly remarks:
"The color line drawn by two foolish and
bOyiSh military companies, at the national
drill, from Memphis and Vieksburg two
out ofthirty or forty Southern companies)
disturbs the Gazette much more than the
color line drawn by the Republican Sena-
tors in refusing to confirm MATTHEWS be-
cause he was democratic niger" and
to allow such q one to get a responsible of
fee, Us President pro TEN. INGALLS,, Of the
Senate said, would "be id bad poll
tics" Which was the more important
the intolerance of majority of the United
Senate OF the foolish bumpuous of a couple
of military companies ?"
The Post takes the Gazette to task for its
structures on the Southern Presbyterian
Assembly for the opposition Of some #
their members to union with the North
ern Presbyterians. Says the Post But
it ignores the tact that large majority of
the assembly is evidently in favor Of re-
union, that the majority report the assem-
bly, is considering tayors reunion, and some
of the most brilliant mea on the floor have
made thrilling speeches IN favor OF it. \
correspondent writes that fully two
thirds of the body nov known rs the
Southern Presbyterian Church will join
the Northern Presbyterian Church" leav-
ing the irreeoncilables to go their own
way. II is with this latter class the
Gazette sympathizes in reality, and bur
rows in their gloomy "reminiscences and
purpose to keep alive war memories and di-
visions. 1t has fellow feeling with them.
It ia working OH the same line at the
North. But the radiant sunshine and
glory of national unity will in the end
overcome the malcontents. The soldiers
Of tue war, and the men of business and
industry were the first North and South to
cast of sectional prejudices and animOsi-
ties. Then the statesmen and politicians
were reconstructed; and lastly comes the
clergy who are master hands at holding
back and hair-Splitting bubbles over de-
hverances and presidents. In the end
both the great Presbyterian and Methodist
churches will come together. The tide is
setting that way. Their division on social
lines and because of slavery aud war con-
fiicts is about the only relic remaining in
the way of the more perfect union the
great charter invOkes. Speed the day."
This is wholesome reading for memorial
day. IL is pleasant to think that the
great body Of the people on both sides
of Mason and DixOu's line are ready to
forgive and forget. Aud it is equally sat
isfactOry to think that the number of hot
heads who persist in opening old sores and /
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-30
NEW MARTINSVILLE.
General Local Happenings of the Past
Week.


Week.
Special TSlGQrGm 20 he RCQiStS'.
NEW MARTINsvILLE, w. VA, May %
The supper given by the ladies of the
Methodist Church, at the residence o.
7. II. Higgins, Thursday evening, was
literally patroni2ed
Miss Eva Nesbitt, of Sardis, O., is visit,
ing her sister, Mrs. L. T. Richardson.
On Eext Monday night there will be a
supper given ut WOOdcock's Hall for the
benefit Of the German Band. 1t should
be literally patrOnized, rs the band ALWAYS
cheerfully gives its services gratis on all
charitable aud church occasions.
Preparations are being made by the
G. A. K. OF this place for appropriate OBJ
servatiOn of Decoration Day next Monday
and full programme outlined.
Ms S. x. Martin has returned from
PittShUTg.
Mr.. F.W Clark will be home from Nor
gantown school next month.
W. ]. Foreman and G. d. Smith of the
Tyler county bar WAS in attendance at
court last week.
The roller skate craze seems to have
struck our town again.
Mrs. DR.. LOwther, who has been living
ut the point OF death for several DAYS, is
better at this writing and will likely re-
cover now.
Miss Lille HornbroOk is visiting rela-
tiyes at Pow haitian aud Fish Creek.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-30
WELLSBURG.
General Local News of the Week.

General Local News of the Week.
>pecial Tyiegram to The Register.
WELISRrEG. Nav GA Young man
r.,,,,oI Crorl, p,JJIs ,,ho rosi,iod with h;s
i''''.'' 0'', l'''''''' "''o ''''
mother ana sister on farm IN Jefferson
county, near New Alexandria, left town on
Wednesday morning for the purpose of at
III, VIZ, -, ,r,. shouod bar.
'''7 ''''',l = C'''''' '''''
last week lie lett ms morse ana buggy al
feed stable in Brilliant, since which time
nothing has been heard of him. Hisdisap.
,o,-,,,ao H.. ,.,,,,,I ,,,,;,o ,,,,,,.;o,, -
P''''''',0 ',''' ''''' i''''. -
the nelghoorhOOd. IL ~ reported that
Riddle started from tI.5 place for Steuben-
Vile Wednesday riuht ami left ON \ Pan
,,,-... =, W, ~.
ii''u'''o ''''i' 'o' INC "'N'' W. n"o'''' -
known that would cause MS disappear
ance
4 couple Of ladies' o: this town and of re-
spertful parspts have had the fond notion
of a rircns life and took their dapartur.
with the Mains show as far as Martins
Ferry, when the mother of one was at their
heels
FIN, tho ore,,,, Rrsu;,, Counanv
dirt nv rail and not bv mhoat or
,,,jtn al ryas racs;reS a. inc WaIIshnr,,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-30

EX-GovERNOE CURTIN, 1.-The old war
Governor of Pennsylvania, has been read
ing the signs of the times, and says: The
people want CLEVELAND. He grows IN
popularity, because he has won the conf
dence of the people all over the country.
They are ready and anxious TO trust him
for another term. and eight years is none
too long for President to serve. The
Democrats of Pennsylvania are solid for
CLEVELAND, and in my opinion he will be
nominated in ISIS by reclamation. His
nomination, of course, is equivalent to an
election. Nothing in the political horizon
at present can prevent it. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-30
PARKERsRURG.
The New Gas Company Gets an Exclusive
Privilege.

Special TtLegrGm 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, May 29.-The
City Council has granted to the Camden
Chattuck-Jackson-Th Thompson Natural Gas
Company the exclusive privilege Of using
the streets, alleys, &c, for period of ten
years after natural gas has been found and
distributed, provided work is begun within
six months and distribution within one
year.
The directors of the Chicago, Parkers-
burg and Norfolk Railroad Company, bet
ter known as the ''Black Diamond" have
been in session for two days IN this city.
Messrs. Higley and Granger, Of New York,
met the local directors. Negotiations are
in progress with London syndicate. The
building of the road to the seashore seems
likely at no distant day.
The Brown-Tracewell offspring, about
which so much has been written, and
whose experience has been quite remark
able for one so young, is now in this city
receiving kind attention.
The latest organization here IS the
Clerks Protective Association, composed
of the young men who form in large part
the clerical force of the city. The organl-
zation is a permanent one. The first ac-
ton of Importance was the position they
would assume on Decoration Day. They
will be part OF the procession and move in
q BODY. Composed of some Of the bright
est and most promising Of Parkersburg,s
sons, the influence of the Association Will
be in no sense a meager one.
The Olivette is the new boat between
here and GallipOlis.
Nolie Hunter. one of the most notorious
cattle stealers of this section, is again at
large During his last term i'll the peni-
Tertiary his wife obtained adivOrce. Hun
ter Just got out of the penitentiary, and on
account of his wife's action he became very
abusive and threatened to kill her. She
had him arrested, and while in possession
of the officers at Burning Springs made his
escape, jumping II feet to the ground, and
breaking for the woods OF Writ county.
He has not been Tecaptured.
Capt. A. B. Beckwith, who has been
Chief of Police of this city for several years,
is now in the grain and produce business,
with hattering prospects.
Social circles have been in tlutter again
this week. Among the attractions were
the lecture of DR.. Joseph Cook; the Art
Club reception Thursday night; the Japa-
nese wedding at the Presbyterian Church
last night; the marriage of Miss Fannie
Neal, the daughter of Paul Neal, Esq, on
Thursday evening, and the dedication GER
emOnies of the new hall OF the Knights Of
Labor the same night. This week half
the time will be given up to opera, and the
remainder to banquets of secret Organiza-
tiOns, Decoration Day, &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-30
SEALED PROPOSALS.
WEST vIRGrNlA PENIrESrlARY,

NEST lktlNlA ltNlltNllA
MuUNpSVILLE, W Va, May IS lNSn.
StEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
> bv the UNDERSIGNED until noon on WcdneS-
day June d.lSS7 for the following contracts:
lSt. For roofing with iron or Tin, with or with
out telling beneath, the north and south wings of
the main building uf the West Virginia Pcnitcn-
tiary, in all about lg2 squares and renewing the
conductors on the whole main building, thewOrE
TO BE- done in the best possible manner and To be
of the best quality of material the bids To slate
the kind and brand Of material proposed Ia be
used.
"a. For placing venilating apparatus in the
south cell building, the bids to be accompanied
with plans and specifications fully setting forth
the work to he done the capacity of such work,
and all other matters necessary for the iniOrma.
ton of the Board. I'm each rasC the bids are To-
be sealed and marked bids for roofing" or bids
for vcntilatng' rs the case may be, and the sue
CesSful bidder will DC required TO give bOad To be
approved blythe Board for the iuliillmcnt of their
contract AlmcuSurcmcntN, plans. and >pccitiCa-
lions are To hc male at the expense Of the It'd.
der.
Tie Board reserves the right to reject any or
ull bids. EDWARD ROBEKT'ON,
my3OIawt superintendent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-30
PROPOSALS FOR PAYING.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at the office of the Beard Of Public Works
until Thursday, June ,, lSS', at IL o'clock NJ for
paving with hard burned fre-clay brick such
Streets as may be deSi gnated by the Board
Proposals may be made for all the work done
during the year, or any street separately.
Proposals 20 me made by the square yard and
rolling, &c.
The successful bidder will be required TO give
bond in the penal sum Of 5000 for each sepa-
rate St'est or 500 for the whole work
Each proposal must be accompanied by the
names of two SuretiaS to be offered on said bond.
Sureties must be citizens of the StateOf West Viz
GINA
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
Proposals should be addressed to the Clerk OF
the Bead. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
JAS Il. LANCASTER, Clerk. my2St
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-30
OHIO COUNTY FARM
rpusTEE'S SALE

10y VIRTUE uF A ggED ~ 1kEtI pApt
ID by Henry Dice and MARY, he ~, ~ W.
undersigned ~ trsttr dstrf Dr t." hi'' "a! p
NoysD6ef. in me year iss8, and f""f1"i y. ~. -
Office u! the Il,rk Oi the County l0Il " ~
G, unty, West Virginia, IN DECD Il Tnl'' b.' -
pa,e iiG, | will plI. NJ publ" anc''' ~ ~
hObt door Of the GTur UGTs, - ono ,.'"''
SATURDAY, H>G th' w.,
commencing II lUO'riDck a m, q pare " -
situate nn thr National rsi m OBJ" ,"',I
siatr II Wct NifginiA, adjoining ado ~
McK!nIy, John Maxwell and oih"N ~ 80, 80
10 lows. to-wil BEGINNING NJ t-71h .. 49, -,
.ru;h Go west u poles 10 post th"np W, IA
. yDlrs IL n pet thence HTfib ~ -. = =,
plic- too port. thence north . "'ei !, 49,,
he Lry,uuiny n,niaIulngt three .rftT ihf'' 80
and ihIrty five poIes bJg,thrf ~i'g A'' ~" "a,
iupy and sypurtruances lh'fcbn hTl"AE."s ~,
inr SANG property conveyed ~ ih' - ~,
Ilre by samuel H. Garter W d.''I gs a.,
tLc Grst, IsJL, end f.nri'd m we on l-',,,v 10
C;,-t Of H." County IOur Of "hN ""'''' -
Decd Book No g;. pagc - ,,,..,,,,, a..
TEHAE OF SALE-'JEe tbli1 " VI , -. ,,,y
MONEY. and - much more - ~" ~, y, 80
rl,r. 10 pay. II. cab and tie ','.HH ~ 80
DUAL an,,,Ial instgirrcuts w''a ihbi'' -. ~,
nom "a" day ~ saIe, the nf'hs-f !" 80 a..
nD,.s IN approved S7r'irJ al 80, -. ths
ret ned. Gr y deed o, tElif ,i,en TyvISg
deirrrd payments Trygs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-30

The REGISTER is in receipt Of the min
utes Of the last meeting of the West Nir-
ginia Press Association, at Wheeling. This
contains the poem and the addresses that
were read. The next meeting is to be held
at Berkeley Springs on the fourth Tuesday
of next August.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-30

fighting over again old battles are con-
stantly passing to the rear. When the
press or the public criticise, the
shafts should fall where they be-
long, instead of upon an entire
religious denomination or body of people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-30

CHARLESTON, ". Va, May q, ISL
DROPOSALs WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
NAY list, inclusive, for the transfer OF freight
ana passenger cars between the foot OF the in.
clines of the Kanawha and Ohio and Newport
News and Mississippi Valley companies on and
after June lst, near the City of Charleston, W.
Va. The steamboats, and bargcs for the purpose
tc be furnished by the parties making the pro
pOSsl. TIIOS Il. SHARP,
Inv2Gi General Manager.
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DIED.

CUMMINS-In Philadelphia. May "a, 1857
Mrs. ASNE NJ, rcliCt Of the late DR.. Robert II
Cummius aged I'll years
Funeral services this Monday afternoon ut
O'Clock, at her late residcrc" on Chapline street
Friends of the family are invited to attend. In
terment private
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-30
DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP

TTNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
L listing between VI. J. O'Kane and James hi.
vine under the firm name of O'Kane Il Divine
was dissolved on the LIST day Of May 1857, by
mutual consent. The undersigned will continue
10 carry on business at No. lll& Main street
where he now is. He SOlicits the patronage of
the public and will guarantee satisfaction to all
who want 20 purchase Boots, Shoes and other
articles Of like charactC-.
MICHAEL J. O'KANE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-30
Public Sale Of Real Property

| 1NDRR THE AUTHORITY OF 4 byy, ,,
~ trust executed 10 me ~ trl,;c,l, ~ - ~
Howley and Mary 4 IInvlrv. M, ~ ~ -. ~, -
on the Eth day of MAY I>>., and r,prl ~ .''i
oitiCc nf the Clerk OF the County, C,r,, =, 80
County, In Deed al TruI Book Sc n -, ~.
will. on '~''.
"Wednesday. the I'D la, Of June LA.
beginning "a; ~ n'clrk u N ,,l'sirrlr....
ton. AT the front doUr of the count !l,..,.s.,
county. West Virginia, tie ful.nsIrg 49,,
real property, that il Ia Nay The sl~.f. b ..,..
lot numbered t'l tive. ia SIuarr rur,l. a. a.,
sixteen, IA designated uu The ual,u' lH,.'f.
Visions Of the Joseph Ialiur',s r.,,r.,r4.
d,tions ihcrcinm IL thc CIV If Wh,,..r,
the county ot ohio and Stat, CO. No. No..
said lot IL 'nnIinr ON Tie No.. Side =, i, .
street formerly called Jane ,lnrt IT..
Twenty seventh and twenty eight. ,r,r,,. 80.
erly called Preston ard iHyluf ,ir,!, ID. ~.
Sixth ward al the city oi Nh~I.ng t,.t..
with all The Improvements >liUtla ib,D,a,,,
thrreuutO belonging
TERMS OF SALk-Cur ihirl ~ 'hr y.-,r -,
money or ~ much NOR ~ rhr Iur.h,s, :,
elect, cash III hand un ihrdal of ,g.,. aDlu.
residue in two equal ir,tHlm,LIs uu,ir, 20,
Spcctivclv In nine aud eighteen month, Ar,, %,
day Of sale with Interest tnm tia, JlHy. M. b.
fcrred iuNtalmrntS Ia De- secured a. ne ,.l.F..
ton Ci the unh, r'ignci tnl,'c,
FRANZ Wal IIFE Iag-
RrSsFlI a STITEI AtiUru,'s r4,..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-30
Farms FOR SALE.

ENOUR FINE FARMS FOR SALE-ONE OF
II so Acres. situate six miles west of Martin
Ferry, Ohio, on Mt Pleasant Pike with fine i'm
prOvementS and choice fruits of all kinds in
abundance, well watered aud nearly all in grain
cheap and on easy terms.
one Of 100 Acres, situate eight miles from
Bridgeport, on the Cadiz Pike. with good Two
story Brick House and Fine Barn and other out
buildings, with an abundance of fruit of all kinds
Also one of 100 Acres. four miles from Bridge
port on Wheeling Creek, south side of National
road, with a splendid Two-StOry Frame Dwelling
House containing seven rooms, hall and pantry.
with all necessary out buildings; good orchard
and plenty of small fruit Of all kinds. Also one
OfII5 Acres, situate one mile west of St
ClairSville o. This is considered one of the finest
farms in Belmont county in every particular
rich soil, nice location, and in splendid order
Al. of the above farms will IL sold cheap and
on easy terms. For particulars call on OF ad-
dress X. T. HOWELL,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
my2leOdra Bri1geunrt phiO
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for Sal..
HARM FOR SALE

,, Inc subscriber viii sell or ,r.o.,
property near the City OF WheeiSi11ee Ioc ,p,,-
f SSses ,s on c, Big T6sSi!ns c rSS. Is i
OF Good Fruit; wste. In Sc 80. lsrse 0,tSa
i s;ss snd Cod WEI Wa.eE y. rex; tao -
gain. eS't cst ge; ,.si'tS
'vlse.rh Once. 1870 vsi =: D Twin, d
pCBLlC sALE-UNDER pFrn 80
prop @s t "f place FMotey June u
OF NorrdSyille, tc-wit. AZ, mig lie ~, u
race track field in which then. A. !, acrss =
cd on Liberty street in said tn,' ar !U. c.
acres adjoining the above trsc, tlSo, Iho,l I,
STANDS tenant house. crchSHli,.' Sa Stich 0s
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THE WOOL MARKET.

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Despite the Upward Movement in the In
terror.
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Proposals, X. & 0. R. K. Go.

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